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The similarity of these names with those in Joseph's family, and the relative uncommonness of the name Jacob, suggests that Alphaeus was, like Clopas, a kinsman of Joseph, possibly a younger brother.
New testament genealogies and the families of Mary and Joseph by Sivertsen, Barbara / Biblical Theology Bulletin
The old rules of courtly favor that set limits to expectations, and the gallantry that prescribed male conduct, were greeted by female modesty, if not chastity, and hinted at female uncommonness, beauty.
The two and the many: or, lovers and politics by Allen, Wayne / Modern Age
4) The uncommonness of the drawing as a whole elicited comments too: M.
Titian's pastoral scene: a unique rendition of Lot and his daughters by Mellinkoff, Ruth / Renaissance Quarterly
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